Новости за 03.11.2022

Dini Hansma has worked at BYU's Family History Library for 52 years. She survived WWII, immigrated to the US on her own and researched Jewish genealogy to honor her childhood friends that died in the Holocaust.

With another Christmas season approaching, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced new locations for their "Light the World" Giving Machines.

Independent School District said all but 55 answer document were recovered. Students that took the test on Oct. 27 were affected by the incident. College Board and EPISD staff are working together to create a solution for the students whose exams were lost.

Personal trainers and fitness experts give advice on how students can add exercise to a busy college semester.

College students from across the U.S. indicate that skiing and snowboarding elevates their mental health, improves friendships and affects their college classroom experience.

The BYU Store on campus has followed fashion trends and released a new "Oval Y BYU Belt Bag," known more popularly as a "fanny pack."

First responders volunteer to build bunk beds for families in need More than 100 first responders from the Tallahassee Fire Department, Police Department and Emergency Medical Services gathered this weekend to build bunk beds for families in need. “There are families within our community that don’t have everything that we have and that we take […]

A recent video of teenagers in blackface in Cedar City, Utah has gone viral on social media platforms.

Richard Reeves gave a keynote speech for the annual Wheatly Roundtable on Family about solving the crisis of our boys and men on Nov. 1.

The Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah planted daffodils at City Creek Park in Salt Lake City Nov. 2 to raise awareness for the lives lost to gun violence in the state last year.

Fast fashion has dramatically increased the textiles produced, purchased, and discarded over the past two decades causing environmental and social issues.

BYU men's basketball returns to the hardwood Wednesday evening with a scrimmage against Ottawa, opening its season with more question marks and uncertainty than the program has had in years.

Both teachers and Utah leader are doubling down on cell phone use in Utah classrooms.